Skin on frame S&G
Reading the 'Geodesic' thread had me thinking, and I'm sure some structural person will have a reason why this won't work, but I'm sure it'll be the first time EVER in this group
How about doing the structural frame from normal S&G plywood, with various triangular shapes cut out, resembling a stamped piece of metal? Obviously laminated with glass for strength, and maybe the bulkheads, (in a place where the sides have the cutouts aranged for bulkhead placement), are structural?
Alright, alright, shoot it down, but interesting?
Messages In This Thread
- Skin on frame S&G
Mike -- 1/15/2001, 9:33 pm- Re: Skin on frame S&G *Pic*
Erez -- 1/16/2001, 5:53 pm- Re: poor technique
Dean Trexel -- 1/17/2001, 6:36 pm- Re: poor technique
Shawn Baker -- 1/18/2001, 5:16 pm
- Re: Wuz Only Funnin'
George Cushing -- 1/17/2001, 4:13 pm - Re: poor technique
- Re: Skin on frame S&G
mike allen -- 1/16/2001, 1:38 pm- Re: Shine your light on me . . .
George Cushing -- 1/16/2001, 9:45 am- And we would name this design:The Lightening"? *NM*
Paul G. Jacobson -- 1/18/2001, 4:40 pm- billet aluminum frame? *NM*
tom preska -- 1/16/2001, 1:07 pm - billet aluminum frame? *NM*
- Re: Skin on frame S&G
David Hanson -- 1/16/2001, 9:40 am- Re: Skin on frame S&G
Rehd -- 1/16/2001, 12:22 am- Re: Glass Skin on frame S&G
Shawn Baker -- 1/16/2001, 3:00 pm- instead of formica
Paul G. Jacobson -- 1/16/2001, 6:15 pm- Re: instead of formica
Rehd -- 1/16/2001, 11:54 pm
- Re: instead of formica
- instead of formica
- Re: Skin on frame S&G
Paul G. Jacobson -- 1/16/2001, 12:07 am - Re: poor technique
- Re: Skin on frame S&G *Pic*